full and look on teams to going through the final round and look at the university of the university of nairobi, the university of know maybe a the, the university of victoria, and the teens in the gaza strip is there is lots continues. there's a delivered mission of posting and humanity in western media. and it needs to be question, sustains coverage that actively humanizes as waves and actively be humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this to kind of wait tracking those stories, examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listing the best the football enjoyed by fans across the world. but it also plays an important role in challenging colonial rule, and no tyria ensued on the mission of the clock. what's the point out is there a well tells the powerful story of how football became more than just to support and the fight against the french and purchase colonial authorities against the initial executive and one thing action the rebel game out, jerry and so dawn on al, jazeera, the other one down, jordan unto how the picture might have a to

you the university of nairobi, the university of know, maybe, uh the, the university of victoria, the, this is a region that is why people we develop thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflicts, political ups, people, some of those we talk to elsewhere, a thing that they split one of the hearing, the other villages had been to talk to what we do and all to sara is try to balance the stories. the good, the bad the i'd be tell it says it was. and he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity into mine is he asked me to tell the stories. the in 2021, the tough. he security surfaces. the rest of the 15 suspected spies allegedly routine to advise really intelligence the most that to oppose on our alice didn't. and just allow me to get in touch. you sometimes they recruit you and you don't even realize you're being recruited. so just a little while to explore the doc surveillance on dwelt beneath the diplomatic surface. most that is done on the phone. kerry just means a lot of type stores. no one else is here. us president joe biden has reiterated his goal for national

full and look on teams to going through the final round and look at the university of the university of nairobi, the university of know maybe a the, the university of victoria. and the unique perspective, one picture is not going to tell the entire ab wants of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to guys that this is not a rough. it looks like we're off. it looks like so on heard voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 10 years . connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, folks in the region, government and other companies are stealing indigenous land, the strings on out to 0. the gold and untold stories from asia and the pacific on the safe them even from it as an international insight, corruption, excellence award, denominator hero. now the, the simons i've done in dow, how is it look at the headlines here now is, is there a, this route is killed at least 50 palestinians in gauze or in the last 20 for. busy how's the civil defend says they've retrieved at least 60 bodies from gauze, the cities to die, a district, pale

on teams to is going through the final round and look at a university you the university of nairobi, the university of know maybe a the, the university of victoria and the african stories from african perspective was able to know, i mean, that rock band. i do have plucking one thing to show documentary spy asked. it can still make it from morocco, and can you make it cetera need of this kind and canyon society of a new series of africa direct on i'll just 0 the safe them even come in as an international insight, corruption, excellence award, denominator here on now the challenge is here with the, the this is all to 0, i'm very, you navigate over the check on your world headlines, the french president and manuel macro has us the centrist prime minister, gabriela, tall to stay on an office, temporarily to ensure this, the ability of the country a child said he would leave governments after a poor showing and frances not parliamentary elections. a new less spring alliance won the most seats and the 2nd round of the votes. the results were to set back for the far right. but his left front and political deadloc

you the university of nairobi, the university of know, maybe, uh, the, the university of victoria, the, the grand olympic games are coming to the front. and along with the unprecedented surveillance systems, the miller tries ation of communities. with this place, the people's resistance to what many seen as a destructive for the people in power explores where the front can deliver on promises made and what the outcome to meet for future games. francis olympic gamble on a jersey to the latest news as it breaks the bell. i'm shown as one of the party leaders presidency. manual micro will have to negotiate with the only thing right now politically was the desire to follow right? with detail coverage while i, but maybe up beats about it, decisive victory for the verge of turnouts, and will buy something was down from around the world who's taking off, have you ever seen a has prioritized ties with ideological allies? the strategy has helped turn me into an icon of the global life. african stories from african perspective was able to know, i mean, that rock band. i do have plucking so many

of einstein quantum skeptic ism. we all know that, he said. god does not play dice with the universe. he also was skeptical about the idea of quantum measurements and the idea of of triggering a human triggering wavefunction. attending the lecture, a young student of wheeler, whoever the third who at this got hugh everett thinking about alternatives to standard idea of quantum measurement. and this is a picture of everett not quite when he was a student but a little bit later so in standard orthodox quantum physics you have a something called a hilbert space, which is a space of all possibility is and then that can be spread out you know information be spread out over numerous possibilities weighed according to their probabilities. and then somebody decides take a position measurement and, they wavefunction collapses into one of the position values. well, average said, well, what happens? collapse never occurs. and the observer error does not trigger, but is rather a passive participant. so the observer is not active, but the observer's actually part of. this quantum state and. therefo

universities today. these sort of phalanx of sort of academic recruits with no academic value. so i'll give you an example, which is i'm the only person i know who's gotten speech codes repealed. the two universities. i think i want to put that on my up on my my to write back about 15 years ago, i ran for trustee of dartmouth and got the speech code repealed. there came on the george mason to get the speech repealed. there. it took me five years. two presidents, two provost, all of them said they agreed with me. it took me five years to finally get the speech code repealed. why? because we get because the speech code at george mason is not made and enforced by the left wing faculty. it's made by some bureaucrat that in the office of student life. right. some assistant deputy dean of this that or the other. right. who just kind of promulgates these rules. and nobody can figure out who did it, who was in charge of it or anything like that. right. so a lot of what we see going on is being driven by all these all these administrators. but the fundamental point is, is that that that it's that it's about power, right? for them, it's about power. a

i was involved in student politics starting from the dock of university. i know what the army could do, the pakistani police of detained to close age of jail for my prime minister in con and already them his policy offices several support as ronnie outside, the building and his number by one of the officials was later released all forward his accusing mind calling on the supporters of funding of this information campaign against the country india stop court has ruled at restaurants, must not be forced to display the names of their owners, the local government and estates of it was a fresh and full con. issue the directive saying it would help him do. pilgrims comply with dr. restrictions, but critics that the move would lead to discrimination and would stop induced from eating at restaurants owned by much less. united states has announced a $60000000.00 humanitarian assistance package. i hate to us and best of the to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield, made the pledge during a trip to the county to be a nation. the aide would include food shelter and hel

universities that actually pledged to picking our students. there's still thousands and millions of refugees out there that could benefit from universities. so imagine if each university could take one, one. you know how many thousands of universities are in the united alone? that could be, like, pathways that are being opened to so many refugees. so right now, with unhcr, the refugee agency, we are working on our 15% by 2030. this we can achieve if we all come together. that, to me, is giving back. that is welcome. that is inviting us into your story. >> so, so let's keep this thread about what we can do. so i, i mentioned earlier, actually, to the national security advisor, to, to tap into the, the fact that 114 people on this planet are displaced. you are the, you live this. you know this. you know the trauma of this. how do we, what, what can we do? you mentioned a very specific on education, but as you think a about the story line that you and the other children in the refugee camp, what can we do in terms of taking action to address this horrifying part of our world? >> i think this is usually one of my best spots. see, my mother talks about -- >> okay, listen, everybody. >> see, my mother t

i was involved in student politics starting from the dock of university. i know what the army could do a while ago position needed to know i the accusation and said that were why the problems that led to the purchase a feasible been done, you do is focus moment just release for those commodities fees. and not only that, not really as doctor richter, university shootings based on the list. and that was because of that, in fact, the tech to happen because of the been using these, these, then the people in the software, the software to use the economy. kelly kelly. and i will find the item is going to be in such a place that no government is there. so a list they've been, they've, the governance is going to governance. does date is law and order. so you said it's good that you can kind of leap, says that busy there's a problem at least 45 purchases have been arrested in uganda is capital for taking pos and i'm to corruption demonstrations in march and can holler was denied permission to go ahead on monday police arrested thousands of all positions, figures, includin

i was involved in student politics starting from the dock of university. i know what the army could do, started out, meanwhile, and opposition lead as deny. the accusations says that why the problems that led to the period test people been done into it. because moment just really, students can model this piece and not only that, not really as dr. rig universities, shootings based on drugs. because of that, in fact, the tech to happen because of the main reason is these, then the people have no software. the software to use the economy. kelly kelly and i tend to find the item is going to be in such a place that no government is there. so a list they've been daisy governance is going to go in and it does this law and order solution is good that you can kind of see how busy there's a problem. the police in kenya or the specing pro, an anti government protest is on the streets of nairobi, the ones you have that crowds of gathered to demand that president william re, to resign. they've been running bottles between protesters and police who have 5 take out young rust w

was really about that and and gary, who was another neoliberal econ, was teaching at university of chicago and if you know, the university of chicago it's located in the middle of a of a ghetto. i mean, a really very. area where you can see the effects of discrimination. hmm. and he wrote a book on the economics discrimination saying. that discrimination can't exist. and and the reason economic because if it did market forces would correct and and it was right belief is knows. yeah exactly. and to me it was amazing and it was really belief in that the market was perfectly competitive. mm hmm. and didn't recognize the of power in any. in any. mm hmm. and makes you wonder whether to. to get back to your question. it's it was he like friedman? he must really have known that there was a thing as racial discrimination must he must have known living. that was the point. i mean, how could you not see understand that? i mean, one of the reasons why i felt intensely about these issues, i grew up in gary, indiana, which was just not far chicago in. and we saw it, you know, all the time. mm hmm. and so it's really w

imagine if each university could take one refugee. do you know how many thousands of universities there are in the united states alone? that could be like pathways that are being opened to so many refugees. right now with the refugee agency, we are working on our 15 percent by 2030. this we can achieve if we all come together. that to me is giving back. that is welcome. that is inviting us into your story. >> let's keep this thread about what we can do. i mentioned earlier to the national security adviser to tap into the fact that 114 people on this planet are displaced. you are -- you lived this. you know this. you know the trauma of this. what can we do -- you mentioned a very specific thing on education, but as you think about the story line that you and the other children in the refugee camp, what can we do in terms of taking action to address this horrifying part of our world affairs? >> i think this is one of my best parts. >> listen, everybody. >> my mother talks about the dangers of a single-story. right now in the country there is a lot of dangers of single s

of the stairs to use these computers. that's how powerful these tools are. >> ok. [laughter] well, let's try to bring it back a little bit to where we are here at the university in this, you know, great setting of so many people who have a lot to contribute and working in partnership with aspen digital which similarly has a lot of convening and outreach potential. what can universities do? what can we do in research particularly on a.i.? how do we create a kind of, you know, broad network of partners like we're doing here between i.g.p. and apps digital. and we began to try to do what's possible to educate ourselves, educate ourself students, in combating miss and disinformation with respect to elections. >> so the first thing we need to do is to show people how easy it is. i would encourage every university program to try to figure out how to do it. obviously don't actually do it. but it's real actively easy and it's really quite an eye openerrer in. and i've done this for a long as i've been alive. the second i would do is there are -- there's an infrastructure that would be very helpful. the best design that i'm familiar with is block chain base. it's a name and origin for

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i doubt he knows any black people because this woman literally went to howard university. >> does eric erickson know the origin story ofs are from? do you know the origin story? it is called africa. that doesn't mean that is where they originated. >> and come on, you are the king of mayonnaise, so please, let's not talk about seasoned chicken when you are unseasoned chicken. please. the sister grew up in the bay area. it is a lot of black people. harry belafonte, who are not from here. >> indeed. michael steele and roland martin. that is it, we are done. we are coming back. we will be back. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. bikta

of minutes. for others, it ended in a dream crushing blow when taliban leaders changed their minds. i don't know why all of on the. i don't want to go to go to university, go to school. i don't know. but i is changing about that. all of these small but vocal protests followed women risking arrest. but to tell a band said higher education for boys was okay. not for girls. how does any action the things type in whether it's economic, social, cultural, educational or minutes have a will be under the influence of serial rules according international pressure on the tell a band to alter it, stands has fallen on deaf ears. the you the on the side to the future for the future, the un rep or tour and you n o official say is bleak, the band and girls, education stealing an increase in child marriage and early child bearing with dire physical, emotional, and economic consequences. reports of attempted suicide among women and girls are also increasing or un funded report says oppression now goes far, far beyond the education band and possibly amongst, and crimes against humanity, prosperity. but it's sites. the ingenuity of ask in women and girls like those girls

of america's colleges and universities. after hamas's brutal attack on israel on october 7, americans saw outbursts of anti-semitism on our colleges, universities and campuses. we did not really know what to expect from these places. to either the presidents performed so poorly that they were subsequently forced to resign from their positions. americans have become attentive to what is going on in our college and university campuses. they don't like what they see. public support for higher education has recently dropped to historic lows. higher education is facing challenges more than anything higher education has faced. one dimension of discontent is the person was cited as of the american academy. dr. and the most morally. liberals outnumber conservatives by margins of 10. our colleague sam abrams did a study of the political identification of excellence among administrators and they found something very similar of approximately 12 liberals very conservative. academics is among the most politically lopsided of all major professions. prominent academic question from across the political spectrum have recently been acknowledging and talking about this product -- projects. the john

university of california, who was with the world today program , mr. yazidi , is narrating as a university professor from the heart of america , they know that mr. trump will win the election. it's not correct, but analysts usually have a prediction, and now the distance between us and november is not too long, yes. however, we are one of those other groups we are sorry that we are not predicting now because mr. trump's opponent has not been decided yet. the possible options that we mentioned are completely greedy for the governor of minnesota . there are several people who are being discussed from the day that biden announces that he is no longer a candidate, which may be in a week or 10 days. in any case , it should be determined with homework, because the 4-year convention that the republicans are holding now, the democrats' is in four weeks. when that duty becomes clear, then you will see waves of the same in some countries, all of a sudden, everyone will feel the duty to go and register in the democratic party, you will see this. many people are announcing that we are the candidate . you will witness a strange conflict in the democratic par

university, we are now launching the same thing in the fall in st. petersburg, on the basis of the state marine technical universities, we have three shipyards, as you knowo, when you study for 6 months, work for 6 months, that is , focus on specific training of specialized specialists, starting from special secondary with higher education, but this is one of the solutions . which we see for solving personnel issues, but this is one of the problems, but i will not talk about all the problems of shipbuilding, this needs a separate conference, and this, i think, is multi-year, so we better not delve into this topic, the problem is solvable on me for me does not represent number one today. thank you, thank you, oleg vladimirovich, well, in addition to being a well-known public figure, you are also an industrialist, organizer, and creator of a number of large industrial organizations. and also at the same time they did not name the problem of personnel as one of the key ones, although i know that in a number of siberian, ural enterprises and so on, there is a complex, complex situation with industrial personnel, why not, or maybe you are inside the establish

“i have one group portrait, we took a photo on the third anniversary of the company during a banquet, you know, at the university were in the lower robbery? three, three, so if they operate according to the old scheme, there should be a third? happen here. what are we going to do, georgievich? so, let's follow this person, we need to listen to her conversations at work and at home. kolya, thank you, get on with it. yes. yes, more. do you need to install a bug, i don’t know, in your purse, or what? well, as always , the hardest part is how to organize conversations? okay, i'll help. can he help? go ahead, but i 'll talk to our economic consultant, there's something i don't like about these robberies. hello, hello, hello, please tell me your boss is there, i would like to discuss one transaction, gennady petrovich is not here now, when will he be? not until half an hour later, but you can make an appointment and come another day, or wait and we'll wait, uh-huh, we 'll wait, uh-huh, okay, please have a seat, thank you, have a seat. maybe tea or coffee? i might like tea, i might like coffee, i can offer you chocolat

tell you about interesting... even outstanding people of our city, my first heroine is a student at kaliningrad university, margarita klementieva, you know, from a now former teacher kaliningrad university sergei navasheno, but in her biography there is also more joyful events. for example, she recently became the happy owner of a car worth 5,600 rubles. it's amazing that a student was lucky enough to win such a luxury car. this is kirill, although the name, as you understand, has been changed. kirill hacks any social networks and phones, thanks to him, everything secret becomes clear, this is what he managed to find out for us: i found out the license plate number of the car that i chose, it turned out that borshmakan , produced in 2021, passed into the possession of klementyeva, a gift issued by robert morozov. robert morozov is the founder of the morozov partners company, in turn, owning a part. company giving a student a car is luck, i don’t think so. let's figure out what this joke actually covers. tell me, did klimenteva cheat on the last psychology exam? yes, but sergei dmitrievich immediately noticed all this and kicked her out,

about this, you don’t even have to ask about the morale of the fighters who are ready to go to the end, we know that... we are in defense of universals ​​sent to us by god, indeed , everyone understands this today there are more fighters on the front line, and people who know that if we had lost, we would have ceased to exist as a state, as an identity, and in general, of course, if we had lost, the russians would have been banned as a nation in the first place. all over the world and... the russian language and russian culture, everything connected with the russians, it would go into oblivion, since we are a people, a state that is loved, loved by god and preserved by god, naturally, god will not allow satanists who actually promote all values ​​that are unacceptable for people who are true believers, god will not allow them to win against us. that's all, initially, i always talked about this, now i repeat, if we were talking about some kind of human factor, trump will win there, oh, what will happen, biden will win there, what will happen does not matter to you and me meaning which of them will win, we know that god is with us, no

universities? we know that in england at least 70 _ universities? we know that in i england at least 70 universities universities? we know that in - england at least 70 universities are in the middle ofdemic staff, may be as many as 200 jobs in any one university. some of them are closing whole departments and sectors of study. so it is serious. a handful are said to be teetering on the brink of nearfinancial are said to be teetering on the brink of near financial failure. why now? this has been building for a long time, but a couple of things have really tipped the situation over this year. the first is restrictions on international students coming to the uk, not being able to bring their partner and children. that has led to a fall in applications, and they bring very, very high teas with them. they paid three times as much as uk students. on the other thing that has been going on is currency devaluation in nigeria. that has also affected recruitment. add that to the fact that tuition fees have barely changed in the last ia years and universities say, in the long term, these will have to go up, and they are calling for more direct funding. as we heard today from the education secre

>> well, i think if we went to a system of universal i.d., you know, along with social security numbers want a chip in me? >> sean you don't want universal i.d., but you want people to have the documents -- >> sean: proof of citizenship -- >> there's truth to both sides. >> sean: proof of citizenship is not a heavy burden, steven. >> no, mark is just wrong on the facts. the u.s. government knows who is a citizen and who's not. if you enroll in a federal welfare program, the government has a data base to see if you're a citizen or not. they know through social security, the real i.d. act. there's a dozen different ways the government can validate if you're a citizen. this is a conscious choice to let illegal aliens vote. >> sean: it's unbelievable. simple voter integrity issues, results, incompetence, election results, that's fair from both sides. simple, basic common sense. all right, thank you both. when we come back, more "hannity" straight ahead. "hannity" straight ahead. fifty years ago, i prayed this prayer, and it changed my life, and it can change your life. you see, i was just s

i was involved in student politics starting from the dock of university. i know what the army could do. in uganda, the military has been deployed on the streets of the capital. come paula to the tub . planned anti corruption protests that soldiers and police reported to abrupt older roads leading to parliament. young ugandans accused the government to run to corruption and human rights abuses, police of band or protests and the capital. on the eve of these pond, anti government protest, your guns proposition, need to be one posted on line, saying that police had surrounded the headquarters of the national unity platform policy and composite the opposition blocking off roads and arresting its policy mendez. he says, the government affairs, the will of the people and once the fear of the government fades, the quote, they will lose their power over us. when you count as president, the or even 70 wound in a televised address on saturday, that protest will not be tolerated. what the right to the do you have to seek to do? let's go to compare what the right to do of we

of city university. it's interesting place but he he believed in commerce and new york and so and he fits in in a i think it's you know new york has a culture and one of the things that that i got of working with this book and, reading the terrific histories and accounts of current academic philosophers, historians and craig gordon would be in a nice comment on the book. i was going to say marina and andrew robertson gordon, would you do any better than that? yeah. and basically and that that he they they didn't have albion's seed david the historian david fisher, an aei award winner, as a matter of fact, book how there were four different colonial folkways that were transmitted from different of the british isles to different colonies in north america. the founders didn't need seed. they lived. they knew about it. washington as i said, knew the new england soldiers were just different folks from virginia soldiers. and you better figure out the differences ben franklin knew that he was he had print shops he licensed printers to print his almanac and things and cities besides philadelphia, where he set down roots. he k

two months, our managers, our officials, well, we had just become the president of the university, he said he doesn't know management side, now he says let's do this, i even held a meeting where, for example, the managers of the heads of the network and the vice president of health, so to speak, i should talk to them. i arrived late to the vice president of health. he had not started the meeting until i came to see him everyone is looking at each other, i said, why are you looking, why are you starting the meeting, he said, mr. doctor , we asked you to come yourself, don't say , they had already decided if we left. everyone there should resign and say, sir, we can't, for example, you do whatever you want, i got there, anyone who doesn't want to cooperate, resign, go away, so that i can get people who want to cooperate, for example , we didn't make them stay for two months, but we made them for 6 months. we did not build 500, but we built 600, and in all the houses we built, we named the martyrs' names and gave land to people. to make a worker public the so-called participation of the people of the same de

of the european council by its own people. do the right thing in the country's universities when accepting documents from applicants, what you need to know. over 3 years, dozens of sports facilities throughout belarus. hundreds of happy children in vitebsk plus one multifunctional playground from the presidential sports club. vitebsk lives with a slavic bazaar. the festival program is scheduled minute by minute. the thirty-third international competition of pop song performers starts tomorrow. today is the draw and meeting with the international jury. katerina strekha talked to him. this year , the slavic stars will be conquered by 15 talented vocalists from around the world. the draw is certainly a bright event, but this is still incredibly exciting. yes, they have already managed to see the behind-the-scenes of the legendary arts forum, but there is more to come, the struggle for the status of triumphant and all this under the watchful gaze of the world-famous jury. i think that every performer is unique. this is a bright individuality, i want to discover such a singer, so that this is not a repetition of those performers of older gene

and we believe that, you know, we, you know, quite hard enough that we can win, and instead of you going to expel from your university of having a dozer and tell them yeah, i mean, how's that part? uh, yeah. so i was, oh, it's spelled out from the university of south florida in tampa. i was you know, what just want to sign away for graduation. it was 4 days away from walk into my graduation ceremonies when i was suspended and they later expelled me for being a part of my enchantment for ya. so um we have lots of, uh, local campaigns who are very nice built in uh for them to give me my degree. but i work so hard for him, but it's also building a national campaign as well, directly stag strong. thank you very, very much. the motors are bad rooms out gathering where we began, but i'd have to add a cost commitment commitment to suck it around the streets of milwaukee. and i think it's gonna be another robbie started treatment spread sharp. thanks very much for that from milwaukee. now, as we've just mentioned, donald trump has confirmed his learning mates. he just released this on choose media. and he is said of the link

for those of you who may not know, delta is in international public service warranty founded at howard university. we know that tenants of delta scholarship sisterhood service and social action. when you think about what they've done over the years, you being as historic as you are, supreme court justice catania g joan -- brown jackson. this is wonderful for you to come here and put else on the pedestal. voting rights, democracy, lots of social issues have been on the plate. frankly, it is what helps catalyze the president into his role. the work of african-american women that help them solidify this presidency. what would you say for the absence of security and how can we elevate black women in this space. >> we have to put that on the bayou. very briefly, i have accepted it as an honorary member of delta. being around all of these other black women i've had an opportunity of opportunities. the power black women working together. i know they were a strong component of supreme court getting in the positions as well very supportive of these causes. voting rights as you said. instrumental in the ea

combat mission, in combat conditions. four versions of the sumpk, universal planning and correction modules, are 10 m. at the moment the enemy does not know any of our bombs, he cannot shoot down in the mpc, no air defense systems, no patriots, no cheetahs, nothing, nothing can shoot him down, so of course she terrifies him, she plans, plans, plans, she doesn’t have her own engine, she relies only on - on... her wings , let’s put it this way, that is, the faster, the higher the height and the faster you drop it, the further it will fly, this is the most important thing, cheap and fast, tens of times faster and cheaper than the rocket production cycle, therefore, of course, this breaks everything, and i’m glad that we learned make them in large quantities, and this inevitably affects the course of the war. joint exercises between russia and china and maritime interaction have started. during the maneuvers, the crews will, in particular, practice replenishment of supplies on the move, anti-submarine operations with the participation of aviation, and will also conduct training in air defense systems. as part of the international detachment o

of the university. in my entire career, i don’t know of a single case where someone was expelled.arn. yes, it's hard for me to study, i wake up. at 5:00 in the morning i arrive at the university at 7:00 and study until 7:00 in the evening, but i submit everything myself, and there are students who don’t care much and can simply cheat. so, that’s it, i’ve had enough, i ’m moving to uruguay and will get my third higher education here, this time in the field of beauty. what's happened? what is... the course. personally , this doesn’t stop women on the internet for that kind of money, and many with maybe several thousand dollars come here to study for the pleasure. tell me, i’ll find out how to paint my lips correctly, but a local model of a beautiful woman in montevideo, this is such ideal beauty, is this what a woman should look like? there is no such specific image for our... women , comfort comes first, but here you understand, someone feels comfortable without makeup in a tracksuit, someone without full makeup, dresses with heels in the supermarket will not work, you have plastic

so who knows what the, what the make of that, but i think they need to do something to, to have a you know, change to that, that rule or universe of what such as term. then the opposite, cuz you got steve. chris talked, i was there was legendary lynn figures somewhere michael phelps. i know he's her hero, told a us house panel that the olympic games may unravel if sports doping is allowed to continue. this session was followed revelations and reese weeks at the top. chinese swimmers are scheduled to compete next month at the paris summer olympics tested positive repeatedly for performance enhancing drugs. nothing's been done. do you expect the olympic committee to take the issue up and roll one way or the other? or is this being done by to many countries who will fight behind the scenes a yeah, i really don't have any face in the i a see to, to, you know, do anything about this, but because like, like ben said, it's very selective when they choose the band should carry richardson for something that is definitely not a performance enhancing drug. if anything, it makes you a lot more mellow and i don't think she would ever want t

of the saratov region. he knows first-hand about the work of the university.stitute. alexander beloglazov noted the colossal experience of the educational institution and the success of its graduates. taking into account specially. operations, yes, of course, the institute probably needs to go one step forward, because the technologies that are used are very are very different from those military operations that took place before, yes, taking into account the use of unmanned aerial vehicles, then teachers need to prepare graduates of future lieutenants in such a way that he would join the troops, he already knew all this, all the conflicts that were inside ... of our state, ensuring all public events, all our graduates participated in all these events, so the institute has accumulated enormous experience here, and today we will summarize the experience that we receive with a special military operation, well , we will stick to the principle, teach what is necessary in war, a fairy chicken is needed for sweet dreams, a rubber chicken for distracting maneuvers, t

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